For NBC, “Winter Olympics 2013: Sochi Gold” at 7 p.m. got a 2.6/8 — down 46 percent from “Vancouver Gold” — and 12.6 million viewers. The closing ceremonies at 8:30 had a 3.3/8. It was the highest-rated show of the night, but was down 40 percent from Vancouver. It also had 15.3 million viewers, the most of the night.

The closing ceremonies for Torino, which like Sochi had a time delay, had a 3.8. This time around, the closing ceremonies ran six minutes into the network’s “Growing Up Fisher” premiere, which intially got a 2.1/6 and 9.4 million viewers. A more reliable, time-adjusted “Fisher” number will be in shortly. The post-Games “Fisher” timeslot was down 57 percent versus 2010’s “Marriage Ref” premiere.

Fox was second in ratings with a 2.2/6 and in viewers with 7 million viewers. The Daytona 500 followed reruns, though those numbers were not yet available.

ABC was third in ratings with a 1.3/4 and in viewers with 5.1 million. The network aired reruns and a movie special.

Univision was fourth in ratings with a 1.2/3 and in viewers with 2.9 million.

CBS was fifth in ratings with a 1.0/3 and in total viewers with 5.5 million. At 7, “60 Minutes” got a 1.2/4 and 8.1 million viewers. The premiere of “The Amazing Race” at 8 had a 1.6/4 and 7.4 million viewers. “Race” was down 20 percent from the fall’s premiere and 36 percent from last February.